Telegram-herald., 1887-07-24

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6rsszes.
Ms Bella Wright. Of stargis, and Mas
SEs A0ft8n. ~ Harrington. lad. are s1aa-
stealing sith Mrs. AesA Al the Conssrss sLory
sf Aasle.
For tie beDe6Iof Ch4stsaqasns Who an
ticlp<Es attending tke Assembly a. h-o4es
CltT. Eiexets 4iI be placed O. sale Aorczy
morsinE al s. -. good fer the round trip
anti Asgusl .
Miss Minnie Ernst will leave this weex
for xslt Nth Canadian friends and
thence wi1 Iaks . Trip up the lzkes 70
onotz. near Msrqustts. - spend tAs es-@p<s
o. heR vacation.
A pretty sight al the regatta was that q
a young photographed taxing instantaneous
viess " the oarsBlzn, while = fair young
lady r0ssi bls boat They both made
g0Sd I'M pEessiOns.
Mrs. Dr.. AcNaaghto1 and daughter. Miss
Mamie. leIl on FRIDAY for Bay View. Iney
will spend the BAL ance Of the sesson there
viewing the Gay aud induigiDg II Other
eooAag eDeymsats.
Dr. and Mrs. q. Z. koon leave tomorrow
for Island Park. where they will he Joined
on tuesday oy Mrs. Chuob. Mrs Leggett
and Miss Myrtle h0on, Of Lisbon, and
other friends Of this city.
Miss Lena NJ Kranz, the popular sales
lady al Spring 4 Co.'S. left Friday night for
an extended Eastern trip. she will v1t
with frieBds in New York and spend sew
eral seeks Al Long Branch.
Mrs. j. II. Campbell is at the Danyille,
y. N..-water cure with her brother, Homer
Portman. OF Benton Halb1r. Mr.. Portman
is ia very poor health. and the visit Is made
IN hopes OF bis receiving benefit.
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. A. Fletcher went 10 Mus
kegOn on Tuesday for a days visit WITH
Mrs. Flegchers son, Will Robinson. They
expected 10 return Wednesday. but Mrs.
Fletcher was taken sick. aud Is still there,
one day last week the thermometer
marked l0s ; Ia the shade ~ NOrthport
aud l09c, in the shade at Suttons Bay. and
| sui theinhabitan,s OF those towns will tell
| you that there was cool breeze blowing
Mrs. Lathrop Stowe and daughter Bertha.
of Turner-st.. Mrs. Charles Canburn and
her little brother. and Miss Louise Gam
/ well OF Clinton ST. returned Friday morn
I Ing from = week roilickMg fun at Maca-
tawa
The Winchester family TO the number OF
| thirty held pleasant reunion aud picnic NJ
| the Lake on Friday. Mrs. George Rumsey
and children. of Big Rapids. and Mrs
| Harry Z. Winchester. and child, of Detroit,
were presens.
Mrs P. r. L. Peirce went North Friday
morning and will spepd Sunday at the
| Arlington Monday she goes 70 Mackinal
where she will meet her son Tom who ba:
| been at Bear Lake catching fish with hif
winning smile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie, of Brooklyn. n. Y.
are at the residence of their uncle. Geo
Eastman. 1873 Sheldon-st., on their wedding
tour Mrs. Leslie being the daughter of Mr.
Easiman's sister, Mrs. DR.. j. b. Thomas, o.
| Brooklyn n. Y.
very pleasant card party as given by
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Neeley, of Union-st.
on Tuesday. Four tables were placed for
progressive euchre, the game being called al
5 o'clock and continuing until Ii when q
| delicious luncheon was served.
Miss Winifred Rose, eldest daughter o.
| Mr. r. o Rose, of this city. returned Fri
day evening from Angola, Ind, where shs
has been attending the Iri-State Normal
| College for two years past. Miss Rose is tc
| teach in one of the city schools the coming
year. ----------
The sparkling diamond loses half it.
| hrilliancy and the dainty pink ear all is
charm when the cruel sunlight reveals th;
little pocket ]ust back of the ear tlled 10 toe
| blm with Pearl powder. OF course powder
is a necessity this not weather. for the hea
| 3 ba -fr ~ he btar md n.
| wind tans. Pretty girls who are careful o.
their complexion should undergo critica
inspection from Mamma or somebody
after making their toilets and before goinl
ont to the Lake. or any other place for tha
matter Street car seats are Just nea
enough to enable one TO make aD .,pecia
study of faces.
The c. L. s. c. Assembly te pe held a.
Island Park promises 10 De unusually in
teresting this ys-s, especial pains beiDl
taken TO secure speakers of more than ordi
nary merit. Among the many whom they
have on the list the following ones hav
been noticed: Rev. Sam Jones, Rev. a. I
Piersou. ID. D., Hon. K. G. Horr. Rev. A. A
Willitts and our own poet, Will Carlton
The assembly chorus will lie under the oil
rection of Prof c. c. Case. OF Cleveland
Several bands will be in attendance. and tb
Schubert Quartette, OF Chicago, will sing il
their usual happy style. BY the way Prol
George H. lott, of the Schuberts. is Core
spending Secretary Of the Z. l.. 5. c, clas
60 Prof. lott once lived In Grand Rapids
and be has many friends here. The assem-
oily at Bay View presents an equally inter
esiing programme, end whoever attend
either will be perfectly pleased. The rail
road companies offer cheap rates to bot
points.
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